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FOR RENT-fIOUSES.


l.oR ErNT- rTEyIsHTD-oNE OF THE MOST
desirable fur,isaed houses in tie a. w :I-stury ami
tt~eutcut trl s- u ruoIIS. lcti room 81; q, rsr
lrss. -: :, or ; years 10 H.. right paTty In"i.-S II
NJ VI FAiRAE. t+ls -. NV ;e9-1et
EQE RFNT-FE1M July ISr-vEEY DEsIE-
with large side front ana rear ysil 1 Her only
tiI-Gt go q NV NV.
lnsis-:.e. Mp $50 eee y J. ave. Sc. 1c- $50
,5 sgd S t,ssI ave II; @ s;!st - p W %
u tth st n W, Yr 100 ,4.,S craven Terrace 30
igi5 I = W. lIr--- 100 2n:;s st NV s'r.-....5Q
loY,32th It NV lar. loo i39i Qs,- W. lor....5o
fCfG ' ii s yt ~ - Yi i IN az y
1873 =, upper part-..s3 1871 Cons.
LOO y ii. ay. NV or - 1905 It;h It NV. 7r..:
i6 Mass nT S nv 60 . e q IT i DE
siil Hi II NV :, l 5 1- @ i' Stanton Aeyr 10
Ihr sh,Ne HOUSES 'sn be eTaInnsd by permit rom
Sll 1874 ST NV
1'oR RENT HOUSES y. % F ST. NV ROOMS:
= mqtiern i1proyeil;.its : Is. 90 per month; Apply
I.OR I:ENT-EI.FC SNTLY LOCATED st BURBAN
u rss.d. are l@rve grounds tor summer bo3rhers;
n4=Eent remnant D. q. PROCTOR & SON. I,,!G ST
l,uR EEEr-F0R 4 TERM OF YkABs-HOUsE
u IsI. + stn.W roRtaininE - rooms ana basement:
fose.. inquire IGr al ny ii ~ t. ielo-6t.
NOR RENr-IsO4 q ST. COR OF 18TH ST, TWO
u AMI BIS rlieIt BRICK = rooms, all mod nFs
Nery large yard only $5S34 Inquire IL NJ PALMER,
1+lS -. n je.j-i2t
V-OR RFST- FURNISHED 1905 STOU6HTON
II owned by a naval officer now III well fur
nlSned all tlu. iIuIs stabiIng tor two horses.
looks entire city. deiichtIUl residence:
0aiy so. inquire, NJ NJ FARMER, i4Is F ST. H. W.
ir6 1T
lyJE ETyT-I535 n ST. NE. BEAUIIFTL SIX
q r,rsf house. &c ST. gas, water. &c
lars Cf cars. Only SlJ Ter month Inquire d St
myIT-lm
NOR EENT-FIIST- CLASS RESIDENCE. 1919
q Bhode Island occupied the past three years by
Secretary II the British legation. Apply !. j.
SHEDb ius lIth II jel-lm
Tor KTNT-UNFURNISHED-
Iowa CITcie- St3 -, 9TH $40
l"-f conn 20 ~ nth %
NrrIuOni h. ID ttfS 90
l,' l1:.s l4tl. no 0store 30
= 81 ..it 0.-rtr-.-.iIU I4I4 C0r-oran st 49,. 30
columbia Road. ,j-701 ID st. 80
y H. ave and ST.. 100 il lu Avn Is
lfl Cvlsf- Il IL 4th III
l5lIPs rs Richardson st......-l".5O
Also IaIse number vi fuIuished houses.
iIICH. IOX BEOWN,
81 1857 Penn ave II W.
1,OR EST-UNFURNISHED-
Sunderland Ilss'e NV. III r.. all MI
Small House. near Portland Flats. 5 H.
Meridian ave. Mount Pleasant, $50
uahs6-I .w- ~ LEX K RUTHERFORD. 1906 Est. NV.
IyUB RENT-NEw IL ROOM HOUSE, KITCHEN
Il dining TCUrI &c. on first floor. hard wood finish
Isl heatiu. apparatus. yentifatin grates. and every
rpye-iI-uJ large lot, choice home Apply to W.
4 lOEGE. 200 9th st. n aP.}7-2H:
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR SALE-CHEAP-B BRICK HOUSE NEAR Blu
II ryau 81 En- raving and PRINTING; ROOMS. al mod
IN improvements. price, IS. 200, and another III
me locality tor 5000. AUSTIN p BROWN,
Ieii-5w Real Estate and Loans. i.,6 L St n w
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DIED.
g Tg ~ DAY. ' sns l Is ISL BESSIE

DIED.
PEARSON On Thursdsy. June l6, 1887 BESSIE
VERNON daugher Of Isxsc and Ida Pearsop, rcd
seyen months and SIX daya
Her funeral VIII take place from her parents' rosi-
D, m kelstives and friends invited 20 sstsnd.
ROBERTS. On Wednesday. June Is. 1887, C. 9
O'Clock p m, RICHARD ROBERTS.
Runerni will tain Place on Saturday, June 49, from
his late residence, 1724 Seventh northwest 81
4:30 p. Friends Of the family are invited 70 81
tend
SHERIDAN. On wednesday. June IS. 1887. at 4:co
pm. CATHAk1NE, beloved wife Of jssnss HhSsioeS,
in the forty -nrse year Of her age.
Nay she rest In peace. Amen
Funeral from her late residepce. Tenth street on1
Grant avenue, Friday, st hAlfpsst two O'Clock pun.
fr5nds Of the family respectfully invited 20 attend
eoPER June l5th 1887. st 9 O'Clock p. "a.
HEkRY eOPER in the seventy fourth Of hsB 60.
Funeral from the residence Of his daughter No 20
Virginia ave. W, 1t O'Clock O. u, Friday. june
qs1sosed 70 sttcnd-
yEATMAN On June Is, 1887. at 10 O'CLOCK D. m.
SAMUEL RAYMOND, infant son Of George ". 81
Fannie l. Yeatnlau. aged four months and dayu.
6lesp my Raymond thy days are snAsd,
AL thy suffering here below:
Go, by xngol guards attended,
To thy dght Of Jssusgo.
Tnnarul tom 46l stzes4 soufhvsut n an
O'Clock p. m Rslsttves and friends are invited
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. The NORFOLK AND WESTERN DEAL-The deal
BY which the Norfolk aud Western Railroad ex.
poets to control the Shenandoah Valley conten-
plates the purchase or the majority Of the irst
mortgage bonds or the Shenandoah Valley and
the issue OF new securities after foreclosure which
will be issued TO old security holders as the Nor
folk and Western people see nit.
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DOES NOT AFFECT rHE DnFRIcT.-It Is learned at
the Department OF Justice that the reduction Of
20 per cent Of the salaries OF assistant district at
tOrneys does not Affect the District OF Columbia
where the assistant attorneys are paid by the dis
trtct attorney from the leee OF his Once
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A First Glass Sensation in High Paris.
SnciDt-

PARIS, June 1e.-The Figaro says sensation
has been caused in French high life by the sue
cessful kidnapping CT countess recently divorced
The kidnappers wore masks and seized the countess
as she was walking in the BOis de
BulOgne. They eluded pursuit. and the present
Whereabouts OF the lady, the paper says, is un-
known except TO her captors, who have managed
70 completely bafe their prisoners friends as wen
as the police
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TSNHE CELLULOID TRUSS
Il baI never breaks, never wears oct, always clean
iLo Cali be worn wAlle bathing.
IL iSr sale .. CHAS. FISHERS
Us q slreet northwest
Mrs FISHER devotes her sl,eanoa W lbs.wauts II
l&aS ksSEouA. MI
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A CHASTITY CELEBRATION OF THE JrBnEE-A
black bordered card was distributed Yesterday
throughout New York city. 1t looked like fune-
raj invitation and called all old time Irishmen
to join In the demonstration at COoper's Union on
the night OF June p ito commemorate the dead
OF the Irish race who have persisted on the scar-
fold, In the dungeon. by famine and by eviction,
during the fifty years or Nictoria's numerous
reign" 1t looks as II the invitation Will be &C.
cepted by the Irish extremists generally, but the
representative IriShmen OF New York frown upon
the project. The committee having charge OF the
proposed demonstration met Tuesday night and
secretly made preliminary arrangements. 1t is
said that they intend TO have q funeral burlesuue
ana that the queens jubilee Will be celebrated by
dirgeS for the dead. One feature OF the program
will be travesty on Tennyson's jubilee ode set TO
doiefui music. Patrick Ford viii probably pre-
side and DIR. McGlynn is likely TO speak Congress
man Patrick Collins and other 1riShmen will De
invited
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YOCNG WIDOWS SUlCIDB.-Mf& M0S6lc Cretgh-
ton, pretty French woman, about rs years Old,
and widow. committed suicide yesterday In the
Wamsutta House, North AttleboF0, R L, hy tax
ing Trough on Rats" and laudanum. Ar& creigh-
ton, who usually resided in East AttebOrO,, where
she was employed In teW6iry store, stayed over
Tuesday nignt In the hotel endeavortng 70 get an
interview with her lover, Charles Stm0ns, fut-
yesterday morning. after stormy talk with hinn,
she went 70 her room and took the poison. She
sent for physicians, but died At about 4 0'c10ck
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RANGE Or fns THsRXoxsrxR.- Tho following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: 2
iI.s "; Pm, -; maximum 81; uinlnum, 80
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Yankee Eishcrranen In Reffl.
A TRAP SET FOR THEN WHILE THEY sHRENRLY
CATCH ILLICIT NACKEREh.


CATCH ILLICIT MACKEREh.
special from Halifax, N. s., to the New York
World says: II the dispatches from places along
the cape Breton coast can be relied upon half the
American mackerel feet are In imminent danger
OF being captured. There are only four cruisers
out among the fleet OF nearly one hundred Amer.
cans. Muckerel are very plentitu, mostly IN
shore, and, as cruisers are few and Tar between
the American shippers, OF course, do not hesitate
to take fish wherever and whenever they can dose
with apparent safety.
The report that American vessels had been seen
taking mackerel close In shore, near Louisburg
and that q trawl had caught 900 Quintals OF cod
fish with bait obtained from Magdalen has had
the erect OF waking up the sleepy fishery OflcerS
and they have dispatched the cruiser Critic 60 the
locality In hot haste. A report comes from Neile
Harbor that twenty American seiners were fishing
in that vicinity wednesday without the slig11teSI
regard to the three-inie limit, and that two YES.
ses have their seines within less than mile Of the
their names aud thus furnish Information to the
ture, 6ut this was baked BY the American skip
pers who had taken precautions TO carefully con
ceal the names OF their vessels by coverings OF
canvas. The facts. however, haSe been Cele-
graphed to headquarters, and the fast nagshtp
Acadie left Georgetown without making her destt-
nation public.
along The north shore OF Cape Breton and swoop
down upon the Yankees In front. while 1ailng cut
tiers VIII cover their rear.
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ARMY ORDERs-Capt. Chambers McKibbin, 18th
infantry, has been, at his own request, relieved
from recruiting duty at Harrisburg, Pa, upon the
expiration OF his sick leave and ordered to Join his
company; MAJ. l. G. Overman, corps OF engineers,
page and recruiting properly at Cleveland, OLio.
Thirty-eight recruits have been ordered to Fort
Smelling, MIMI, FOR the 9th Infantry.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Chas
Gray and Rebecca Parker; Anthony Brooks and
Susie Cole; a. L. Jackson and Katie NJ. Wagner;
u. NJ. Weed and Lucy Z. Washington.
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Boston Letter to Providence Journal
AgentlemaA who is repairing his house 1T the
West End showed me recently the bill OF his
plumber. The old piping had been taken out and
replaced by new, with no important change in the
arrangement, but the bill charged 925 pounds OF
lead pipe for S74, against which appeareda credit
OF 430 pounds OF old lead pipe at Si2 80 The owner
remarked that the piping must have worn remark.
ably thin IL more than half its weight had worn
away, whereupon the plumber took refuge In
biuster and virtuous Indignation. Four barrels OF
charcoal at dollar each; 81 for carting feet OF
pipe worth &1.2O; 81. rs for candles and some
strange article described as "schiack," We're
among the items OF this remarkable bill The
1mpHdenoe OF this sort or thing is amazing but the
truth probably Is that business men as rule will
sooner pay bill that they Know TO be extortion-
ate II the amount Involved be only few hundred
dollars rather than endure the annoyance and
waste or time In lighting il. In the present case
the gentleman TO whom the bill was sent politely
Declined to be swindled, and the plumber is now
conslderlpg whether he had better provoke an In
knowledge the dishonesty OF his charges.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

T?oR SALE-TNELyE BEAUTIFUL BUII pINGs
on 2lst St bet y and . SITS The finest location
npTthwest: lots 2lxll5 feet Ier1rs tnsy. Apply n.
~ ASHINGION REAL ESiAIE CO, l42O 81. u ".
ielt-3t
E,OR SAI.E-5 NEW HOUSES RENTING For 5000
PEE year, III an improving SECTION OF tine northwest
water gas and sewerage VIII sell to net purchaser
about i !, per cent. DAVIDSON x DAVIDSON,
I-lb-3t' and ID ats. n W
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TofoEoBAN1O CohONlBTB RETURNINo.-A dispatch
from NogaleA Arizona, says: A large number Of
the Topoi0balnpo colonlsts returned here from
Mexice Tuesday. One OF them, who says he sold
his hOmein Denver, Col, gives very gloomy report
or the situation there. He says that the whole
scheme Is fraud, and that the men who fostered
&c should pc prosecuted. The people were placed
On the ard table. Land. where, they Claim, they
were cOmpeueo 20 stay until all provisions
failed, and then they were permitted 20 70 to the
hay 90 catch nsh. Az the start there were 500
coa0niseA Now there are only 100
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The grand jury to-day found indictments against
Joseph =: nayes FOR receiving stolen property, aud
The Potomac Boat CLUB will give IT'S regular
r0rtnightiy hop at the club house Tomorrow even
Ing.
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CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Jyd0e c z.
To-day, beale agt. Brown ct al; nolle pros. as to
all except Brown, and verdict Tor pla1nt1n against
aim. RUPERT agt. District OF Columbia: on
neafiny.
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New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and ) 90 pm prices
u the New hvfh STOCK MARKET ~ Reported special
we To ii. III. Dodge, l.ty lstn street:
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LONDON, June 16.-Dr. Mackenzie to-day again
examined the German crown princes throat. The
growth had not enlarged and that there were no
signs OF congestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-16

TREASURY APPoINrMRsTs-The Secretary or the
Treasury has appointed the following storekeepers
and gaugers in the revenue service: Seth W.
for EllelDyvtlle Tenn
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IRrsHAEN REMAINED AwAY.-The social event
OF the season at ottawa was Estate ball given by
Lord Lansdowne, encouragement, at Rideau Hail
last night. 1t was brilliant affair, upward OF
800 guests including senators and members Of
Montreal and Toronto, being present. The moral
decorations were beautiful. Lord and Lady Lans-
downe participated In che festivities. A notice
able feature or the affair was the almost total
aA6eAce O6 Htshmen.
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The SIcuthho a nd Leading.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. June l6-The Sleuthhound, Selene, and
GWeidoABe passed Lowestaft, Suffolk County,
this Afternoon. The SieuthhOund Was in the lead
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CAUGHT WITH TRUNKS FULL OF OPrUM.-Geo. Con.
nor, who arrived I'm San Francisco from China
Wednesday, was arrested by customs officers. hls
trunks were packed with opium worth $1,000 and
letter written In Chinese, supposed 10 contain
instructions from Hong Kong Chinese syndicate
was Iound. The detectives believe Conner u Tho
agent OF great opium smuggling ring
Mr.. MCGUIRE SAYS THERE IN NO SHoRrAGR.-T.
MCGUIRE, Of the general executive board OF the
knights OF Labor in Pittsburg, yesterday denied
empnatfcally the reports about shortages In the
accounts OF District Assembly No. 40 or New York.
The FUNDS he said, are all right and there IL the
most amicabie feeling among the members. ne
also intimates that the Forty Miners VIII make
strong effort TO re-elect Powderly.
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A YOUNG woxAx's SUDDEN DEATu.-MIss May
Beers was just stepping on board the train at
bridgeport, Conn, yesterday afternoon, In COM
was apparently In perfect health and was only
twenty years OF age. Medical Examiner Downs
pronounced the cause OF death heart disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-16

CIRCUIT CoURr, No. 2--Jud0e H0g Ter.
To-day, Shipman agt. Fletcher; on heaE 81,
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INV i;Hw

Medium an! priced Houses in all parts of The
city. GE.I.- Eu.I< Lots Gasssc.. useJIs ave. VI
1T lGh -. New Ivrk select Lots Forest Glen
Isrk. Whitney COse, NntwOOd and all suburban sub
divisions GEO F. GDEE.
..lI-lIa 1i2O New York ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-16

Mr. w. W. CoRcoRAN Is doing very well today.
His physician, DR.. Garrett, was taken i'll night be-
fore last and was Ill all day yesterday but he was
suf1ielently recovered TO pay visit 70 Mr. Corco-
ran to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-16

Il Brick. st. near 9TH st NV. Z rooms s 30Oo
t5rleA q ST., hear 4th St = 1900
Brick Va st. Rear Connecticut ave.u.w, IL r.. 12,OOU
Brlck I'll ST., near 1UIh ST. l2 roons..... 5000
brlck sunderland Place NV, IL 1t.0uO
B1ck, 4 III 81. EeEr X ST. NV. 1900
Brick 10th sta near Y ST. n-w.. 10 O,7UO
Br1ch, Columbia 81 u
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NOT CASE OF LARCENY.-The case OF Ed De-
NAME char ged with stealing dogfrOm VIM. Barn
aclo, continued from yesterday, was called up in
the Police Court to-day, and Mr.. Gross corro6or-
ated the testimony OF the defendant given yester-
day. He said that Barnaclo gave him the dog and
he gave 1t to Demant. The charge OF larceny
against Mr.. Demane was dismissed and the dog
was returned to him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-16

rHE RECENT ORDER DIRECTING TIE RETURN OF BAT
TIE FLAGS TAKEN FROM SOUTHERN REGIMENTS
DENOUNCED As AN INpIGNTTY TO THE SOLDIERS WHO
DIED 10 CAPTURE THEM
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BJ'lIDYET; pcRNrTa
The Sewer DObt.

THE DISTRICT WIPES OUT ITS SHARE
First Controller Durham notified the District
Commissioners to-day that the account between
the United States and the District OF Columbia for
one-haf OF the cost OF completion OF the sewerage
system OF the District has been settled and found
to be balanced. The amount involved was
100000, or which the District was
Charged with $4,000, which was payable in five
Ing on half OF the unexpended baanc s OF appro-
prtions III ide Tor the support OF the District gov
ernment Tor the fiscal years 1879 to 1884 inclusive
prior TO June 30, 1884 amounting to Sal ,j19.41,
and portion OF the revenues of the District On
Guiding drawback certificates, in excess Of the
appropIlatiohs ior us support since 1884, which
amounted to sos 3SO59, the District has succeed
ed In wiping out its share or the debt.
This subject has been the ground OF a long-cOn-
ment and the District OF Coluinbia, and its favor
able settlement !, due to the broad public spirit
manifested by the First Controller in thus giving
erect TO the evident intent OF the law regardless
Of the technical points involved.
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NOR SAIL

F'oh SAIL
3-story and cellar btick dwelling, near Duron.
tB
a. ana eleS@E--- 600
:s-.to-y brick dwelling near Iowa Circle on ".
ave. - :eet front ) rOoiIIs deep, Is rooms.
a. N Il, 500
3-stcry aud cellar brick DWELLING. 10th shear
DI ont Circle. 10 rooms al.o bath, al L. 1880
with l1,JU0
. story ard basement brick DWELLING. near DtI-
IonI Circle. 1 ! roofns. furnace GIId All IL l.,
L1llso.lley finished 100
22--f"ry brick dwellings. northeast section CT
e.Jy 5 rooms and m l. Price. each. 1.4OO
An -uom brick dwelling one square from
BRITISH Minister'S, al mi. 100
u brick dwelling, VI St NV. near 9th $3.50
Several very attractive and we'll located new
bIlcE dwellings. northwest section, +. rooms
sAG cellar. with ali l.. 81 SOooe anu s12OO
TYLER * RUTHERFORD.
my7-1w. 1926 81. NV.
1,OR sALE-THE VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING
81 X rooms and cellar slJS 9Th ST sS opposite 81
1loi,i4il-cs ChurCa- Apply the premises after
1ciocA' or tO u A. AIlLE- l4ll q st nv. apl9-ihi
IOk sALE-THEEE NEW Two-sTOkf PRESS
u ciicA front dwellings,, with stone trilnlllfxs: SIX
iJtl:s ai.0 oath Room: ali NIL on l. ST. H"' eaeh
As7-8ss I226 st
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k-'0h SALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE. s ST.. NEAR
u ltla nv, rooms, bay window south 'front.' lot
uNI oc paved al ey III Offered for few days at
1eIo-ot I2.,6 ST. W.
ttOR sALE-AT y BARGAIN, To CLOSE AN ES-
CttS iarge Corner Property. Sd st. and Indiana
at WIN te sold az price TO make per cent
Investment. ALBERT t. FOS $40 st. NV. jel6-N
1t'oh sALE-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. NV, IL
Il rooms and bath .niu.leri i,nproy plumb
LIZ ud5Goted barR, and or terms IL sold this
hoAth Apply on premises. 1873 q ST, jelU-3ts
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GERMANY WILL NOT INTERFERE N Bulgaria
The North German Zeitun9 denies the assertion
OF the Paris TENNIS that Germany Is joining with
England to actively intervene In Bulgaria. Ger.
many, the Zeitung says, Will not take the initta-
tive In Bulgaria although she could not refuse
her services IL requested by Russia, for the pur-
pose Of ending the present complication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-16

IrOR SALE-3 STORY BRICK HOUSE, ROOMS,
modern gooa yard; with brick buliu
s on the rear suitable for stable Central location
lUt 9TH ST. also story brick house, rooms and
summer kitchen. large yard. dot 127 .Sx2O2, to 80.
foot alley) III A ne.
The above property will be sold reasonable to q
prompt purchaser Apply to the owner at 1923 9Th
St NV. ielJ-1ws
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g,JE EENT-I.;SF n ST NE. BEAUTIFUL SIX
q house. concrete St. water. &c.
lrs Uf Only : 10 Ter month Inquire ,; | St
NV mylT-lm
NOR EENr-FIRST- CLASS RESIDENCE. 1919
ktode Island ave-. occupied the past years by
q, Secretary II the British legation Apply To- ]. j.
SHEDll- ] In., lItL iel-lm
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-05

We wish it known that We have located 9
branch nursery ct Wichita, and that Y,
mean business and have come to stay. We
intend making Wichita a distributing, point
Ne ask for nothing bgt your patronage.
Parties wanting stock will do well to take
look 1t tho samples Of our stock on exhib,
ton ct the east end Of the iron bridge oppe-
site the Riverside hotel and get our prices.
They will find it to their interest to buy dt
rect from responsible nurseTyD,an. eepeci
ally home nursery. Avoid buying OF deal
ers and tree peddiers. We guarantee oCs
.tock to be first-class IN every particular
We make speciality OF setting and guarari-
teeing stock, particularly evergreens- Ou5
stock OF shade and ornamental trees and
shrubs is full and complete.
W. c. Shaw and r. Il. Southwel are our
duly authorized agents, and any others who
may hereafter be employed viii be furnished
with certificate of authority under the
nursery seal. ANY orders entrusted to them
we will be responsible for. Headquarters at
me Commercial hotel until further notice.
C. II. FINE & Son, Props,
iaroar, No, and Wichita, Kan, nurseries.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The stock holders OF the Arkansas Valley
Agricultural Society will hold a special
meeting on Monday April II, 1887, at 10
O'Clock a. m, at G. A. Z. Hall lover the post
office. In pursuance of the following reso-
luton, adooted by the board OF directors
March g. 1887.
Resolves. that the board Of directors of
the Arkansas Valley Agricultural Society
instruct the secretary to call special meet
ing of the stockholders for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the best Course to
pursue in reference 20 the purchasing OF new
grounds, and such other business Is may
come before the meeting.
d. A MITCHELL, Secty.
Wichita, March %, 1887. WIZ dlls-9t
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To Let,

Star rs;l route from Cofeyyille TO Clare
more. l. T, 90 sub-let. Stables, house fur
aituIe, corn, hay, boat, horses, mules,
hack, blackboard, harness. everything ,on-
ale.e Sub-contract will draw $50 per year
Tor carving mail, and make about as much
moro on exkreSs aad passengers. The prop
erty VIII invoice about 81 40 Contract
runs : wears from july l, ISL. Possession
gwen abcut April |, 1881 The present con-
tg.ctor has run this route fer about 10 years.
Reason for selling, poor health and desire
- change hsS business Price OF outfit 81 ,ooe.
address SraouGR, MARTIN & Co,
daif Cotfeyville, ksn